How do you find these X largest files? With PowerShell Use a PowerShell script to find the 32 or 9 largest files and determine how many gigabytes they add up to. I am actually going to present you with three PowerShell scripts. Each is useful on its own; however, number 3 is the most useful. […]
Windows saves information related to system restore inside that place and it is used when you actually perform a restoration. But when struggling for more disk space, I am sure you wouldn’t mind doing a trade off between what portion of your disk you want to give away for that purpose and what portion you […]
1. The problematic replicated folder is “waiting for initial replication”, this could be due to the not setting the primary member. Please run the following command to find if you have any primary server already for that RG name (IsPrimary=Yes) Dfsradmin Membership List /RGname:<replication group name> /attr:MemName,RFName,IsPrimary If the result shows the value for IsPramary […]
Go to Start / All Programs / Accessories. Right Click the ‘Command Prompt’ item and click the ‘Run As Administrator’ option. In the Command Prompt window, Paste the following command. REGSVR32 %SYSTEMROOT%\SYSTEM32\WUAUENG.DLL Press ENTER. You should see a popup that says the command succeeded. Exit the command prompt and try Windows Update again.
– Due to the following error, the DFS Replication reporting mechanism cannot access the WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) namespace to retrieve certain reporting information. Error ID: 0x80041002. – DFS Replication cannot replicate with partner <server name> for replication group <domain>\<name space>\<share>. The partner did not recognize the connection or the replication group configuration. The DFS Replication […]
<QueryList> <Query Id=”0″ Path=”Security”> <Select Path=”Security”>*[EventData[Data and (Data=”swilkinson”)]]</Select> </Query> </QueryList> Here are examples of simple custom filters in Windows Event Log: Select all events in the Security Event Log where the account name involved (TargetUserName) is “AUser” <QueryList><Query Id=”0″ Path=”Security”><Select Path=”Security”>*[EventData[Data[@Name=”TargetUserName”] and (Data=”AUser”)]]</Select></Query></QueryList> Select all events in the Security Event Log where the string “AUser” […]